Combines Fair price for 7720

Johns

Guest
It would really depend on the year if it was one of the first models or late model of the yellow cab. but if i would have to say from looking at dealers around my area it be from 12-15 thousand and also depends of the mechanical condition with that many hours
 

alsteracr

Guest
My brother's 7720 sold on a consignment auction yesterday in Central Iowa for just under $10,000. It is an '82 with 4600 hours in very good condition and very well maintained. 30" tires, chopper and heavy rear axle. At the same auction, he (my brother) bought an early model 920 flex in good shape for $4800 to use on the 9500 he traded his 7720 for. I would guess that his 220 flex (that we will use on my 6620 next year) would be worth around $2500 to $3000 in these parts. Another 7720 with fewer hours sold on farm auction last week in the same area for $7500. Not too sure about the condition of this one but it looked clean. Hope that gives you some useful info.
 

The_Red

Guest
I assume you are speaking of Ted Everitt's auction over at MonroviaIJ let us know where it trades.
 

Illinois_Gleaner

Guest
Was at an auction in Central Illinois thursday. 7720 82'2wd rough 5300 8820 82' 4wd straddel duals 3400hrs good looking 8600.00 220 flex bring 200 to 500 Im not a green man but I thought that the 8820 was a steal Illinois Gleaner
 

cat_lover

Guest
Yeah that is cheap but it still would be a good investment if all you had was a Gleaner.
 

brassring

Guest
yea Ill gleaner that was resonable and like cat lover said if all ya have is a gleaner then it would be a cheap investment not to use of course but to look at and make ya appreciate your gleaner for its simple design and easy access to areas to work on and maintain and if they say you never have to work on a deere then they wouldn't be needing this site would they!!!! Merry silver Christmas!!!!
 
 
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